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How to follow only specific issues on Github, instead of watching an entire project? [closed]

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Is it possible to follow only specific issues on Github (instead of watching an entire project)? I'd like to get notifications by email when one specific issue changed (pull, state-change, new comments). Is this possible at all?

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Geert-Jan Avatar asked Jan 03 '13 14:01

Geert-Jan


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As per pennstatephil's comment below, there's a SUBSCRIBE on the right pane at the bottom:

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Andreas Du Rietz Avatar answered Sep 17 '22 14:09

Andreas Du Rietz